The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-08

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GRUVEP CLEVELAND.
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REprRLICAN 60. CONvENTION.
The Republicans OF Salem county
met in convention in Woodstown OH
Wednesday and made out a ticket to
be voted for at the eleetiol ON Novem-
8th. Dr. l.. a. d. Alton, Of Woods
town. called the convention to order.
Charles ). Plummer Of P~edricktown
was made temporary and permanent
chairman and Charles ID. Coles, Sec
Rotary.
W. II. Denny represented Upper
Penns Neck and Silas Pedrick Oid-
mans Oh the credental committee. IL.
Blohn, of Upper Neck and Geo. Lip
pincott, of Oldmans were on Urgailza-
ton. Joseph V. Clark was on com
mittee On rules and w. 4Layton Oh
Resolutions.
Upper Penns Neck nominated Jos.
r. Eikinten for Senator; Alloway, T..
&. Miller, Salem, Richard Starr, aud
Pilesgrove, Samuel L%ippineott. 1t
took SIX ballots to decide who should
be tile nominee. Each candidate re-
ceiyed tie following number OF votes
on each ballot.
Elkinton, 10, IL, 10, II, 8,
Miller, 10, IL, IL.
Star. 81, 33, "a, 53, 30, 30,
L~ppincott, 10, 70, Y, y, "a, AZ.
For Assembly Jno. Z. Ward, of Pitts
grove, was unanimously nominated Tor
tie Assembly no other name being
mentioned.
William Patrick, of Quinton receiV-
ed the unanimous nomination for Sur
rogate.
For Sheriff VIM. Carney aud Benz
Westcott. both of Salem, were named.
Carney received 30 votes and the NOM
nation and WtsJcott 81 votes.
James NJ. Cook, of Upper Penns
Neck, Joseph Test, of Salem, and
Thomas d. Baker, of Lower Allcway
Creek were nominated for Coroners.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The rep sentative Democrats OF 81
lem Co. met in convention III HUNT
Hall. Woodstown, on Thursday TO
nominate candidates t. be voted for
at the approaching election. Mayor
Acton, of Salem, called the convention
to order ut 1l,30 o'clock He was
elected telnpory, chairman and Ii. II.
DeGrofft. secretary. After the ap-
pointment of committees on Creden-
| tials. Resolutions. Rules, and Pernha-
nent Organizations consisting al one
delegate from each township adjourn.
maat WIS made an Q O'Clock. D. V.
.amm-siil. Jr.. preseu.e4 u. P.
+ Neck. and II. F- nj
on Credentials. A +. Layton OFF,. F..
/ Neck and Jas. Strimpie of Oldmans
were on Resolutions. Geo. Lawrence
of U. p. Neck and Al Stetser OF Old
mans on Rulas, job Bevis of y.
p. Neck and Benz. W. Gheesman OF
Oldmans ON Permanent Organizations.
When the convention reassembled
The committee on Permanent org? iiza'
lion ,eported J.W. Acton, for chair
man and FL. vi. DeGrofft for Secretary
who were elected. The committee Of
rnIes and creEltEEin 4aving EeperIue
r. Gwynna, 81. read / aa fby5yutions.
REsoLvEI!Dha the Democrats of
Salem Co flGnirm their allegiance
to the princlle5 and policy of the pa +
ty AS laid dog in the National plat
form of 1SS4Nd the State platform Of
1886.
RESOLVED htt we cordially approx
of the official mduct of Surrogate G
r.. Morrison, seriff c. Kelly, Assem-
blyman VIM. NWell, feeling sure that
the citizens of allen Co. will join us
in saving awelhone good and faith
fnl servants; al we pledge the peo-
pie that the calidates this. day nom
mated will be careful Of their Of
fetal duties. us bgardfui of the peo-
nIe's rights and ! faithful, honest and
energetic in theilofhcia' onduc as
have been their predecessors.
RESOLVED thaMe particularly APP
prove of the acth Of ASsemblyman
Newell i'm his cou}i as member OF the
Assembly commitie IN FiSheries and
demand that his kcepssor3 be equally
AS energetic in Stirring " New Jer-
sey fishermen Hect IKE down IN
fishing in the waf OF tUs state ana
in streams that n MaIft as borfntfet=
les between NeckEey ami sister
States. The rigtp AXE fish from
running water IL nerit tight and
we demand that fhs " has power to
shut off any ciPittsgn thR Count
from fishing in 81 tter sat proper
SEASONS. We uI an the senator
and Asstmblymd az nominated
if elected to mg1y Ne oycrnor and
Attorney G~eneseare i,rcure at once
se,,le' nt,h nala turner's y, s,'6 Ihat
our fishermen m, yet. and hiniered
from making III ~ The nd that the
thousands OF dQA al they hay
invested in the : PC rtIu nv he fhe
from depreciati be fepls4l with
We arg iurtlIe9
!, eve all nronos4 Dr. Paulding, near
; to Gill fshtug ,,nfned on Tuesday,
will be detrimlree horses and wo |
interest. 70 bushels If wheat !
The nomina raw a,J -
being called w Lisa bestowed I'm
: 49, d,clins sf o. Saturday, Swas
Mo- em Bank Stool mas
1 Willard f. Ri tsgrove
was unanimo' p''"'oes are candi-
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